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Honestly I think you're misleading and haven't actually used the tool. The Java experience in VSCode is quite acceptable, it is the Eclipse language server aft
by vips7L 6y ago
Honestly I think you're misleading and haven't actually used the tool.
The Java experience in VSCode is quite acceptable, it is the Eclipse language server after all. The warnings and inspections are on par with intellij most of the time, but your devs should be using sonarlint/cube which provide far superior inspections on either platform.
As for organized imports in my experience Intellij just organizes them into one giant list alphabetically while the language server does the same except it's organized by JDK imports, javax.* imports, third party imports, and finally in project imports.
- thebean11 6y ago> As for organized imports in my experience Intellij just organizes them into one giant list alphabetically That's just a configuration, you can absolutely define import groups in IntelliJ
- pirocks 6y agoIf the Eclipse language server is anything like using Eclipse, I would not call it acceptable. The difference between Intellij and Eclipse is night and day in so many areas.